Dallas Love Field Gets $3 Million For Snow Removal
Dallas Love Field is getting more than $3 million for a snow and ice removal system.
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Dallas Love Field is getting more than $3 million for a snow and ice removal system.
A few months ago Candice Hankins of Grand Prairie and Leslie Westenhaver of Mesquite were strangers.
Major U.S. airlines are trying to revive fare increases for high-end tickets after failing to impose bigger price increases last week.
Kristie Allen has been looking for a job for almost two years now. "The layoff came as a shock," says Allen, who lives in McKinney "If you are not looking for a job you are sitting and saying what else could I be doing."
Imagine having the power to flag down bad drivers or to write traffic tickets or just call people out for changing lanes without a signal.
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